Toy entrepreneur Wendy Gardner answers questions about the neighborhood—including where she goes to get away (within Tribeca), which building she thinks is ugly, and where her kids follow the "train track."
The Spot's Dan Rubenstein answers questions about the neighborhood—including a recent tourist-shop purchase and which building is "awesome."
Pam Chmiel answers questions about the neighborhood—including where she indulges in a facial and her family's Halloween tradition. Plus: She's offering a full scholarship for the next Teenage Entrepreneur Boot Camp.
Jane D'Haene loved buying clothes for her daughter, but at some point, it was getting to be an expensive habit. Instead, she decided to learn to sew. Now she has a children's fashion line, Anais & I, and you're invited to the trunk show on Thursday.
Plus: A crackpot spreads hate around BPC • A 23-year-old who made a (good) movie about living in Tribeca • "Sympathy for Mr. Vengeance" • More on those crazy Reade Street parties
Plus: Inside Terroir Tribeca • Hudson River Park budget woes • Taste of Front Street • Tamarind Tribeca opening Mar. 29 • Greenwich Street fails address test • Marc Forgione pork sliders • Blake Lively and Beyoncé's mom
Plus: Justin Timberlake and Jessica Biel • The Greenwich Hotel reviewed • "Girls in Trouble" extended • DIY for kids at Color Me Mine
Jeff Tabak, who loves Tribeca so much he named his real-estate brokerage Tabak Is Tribeca, answers questions about the neighborhood—including perhaps the world's greatest celeb sighting and where he'd live if only he could.
“What goes on your body goes into your body,” says Nicki Francis, stirring a saucepan filled with what looks like golden goo. I had invited myself to her Hudson Street home so I could see firsthand how she goes about making her Khushi line of spa products. / 3 comments
Kimberly Reed, whose film "Prodigal Sons" opens at Cinema Village tomorrow, answer questions about Tribeca—including where she goes for pineapple fried rice and the world's best coffee (it's not the same place). / 1 comment
Hanne Larsen and Melanie Zrihen, founders of Downtown Dance Factory, answer questions about Tribeca—including spotting a famous teenage crush, excellent French fries, and the neighborhood's most annoying street. / 5 comments
Christy Frank, owner of Frankly Wines, answers questions about Tribeca—including the restaurant she's been trying to get into, a great shopping street, her favorite wine bar, and more. / 4 comments
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Tribeca has become a waste land of relatively affordable restaurants. It’s a joke. — MH / Nish Nush has closed to make way for a new building
This is sad news. So few vegan and vegetarian places in lower Manhattan. I hope they find a new location... — Marcus / Nish Nush has closed to make way for a new building
I don't mind their food. It's fine. But getting a reservation sucks. — J / Restaurant from Carbone folks coming in early 2027 to Tribeca Grill
Ben Yee is the absolute worst of all the candidates with the robocalls and also ignores requests to stop calling... — A NYC / The Candidates 2026: Ben Yee for Assembly District 66
hope they have some reasonably priced items — tribecan / Restaurant from Carbone folks coming in early 2027 to Tribeca Grill
I don’t know if it’s another steakhouse that the neighborhood needs. — Cd / Restaurant from Carbone folks coming in early 2027 to Tribeca Grill